I 100% agree with Mr. Hart. A disclaimer is most likely not what you were looking for here, but rather a deed transferring their ownership to you,...

Yes you can. There are many ways to do this, all involving the use of a trust. You should speak with an experienced estate planning and elder law...

Anything your grandmother gave away prior to her death would not go through her estate, so the fact that she may have multiple heirs would be...

Although your question is about guardianship, what you really need is an experienced Elder Law attorney to evaluate your entire situation and file...

I agree with all the other attorneys that you should speak to a business attorney who also does estate planning, because the two are...

I have changed the practice area from estate planning to elder law, because you mention that your mother has dementia, which immediately puts this...

Using beneficiary designations in an effort to avoid probate has many possible risks, including the fact that your brother may not know about the...

When moving to a new state, it's always best to have the documents reviewed by an attorney in the new state. Also, given that your mother is in...

Depending on the type of Medicaid she's getting, transferring property out of her name could cause a penalty period -- a period of ineligibility...

Mr. Hart is correct, so what you need to do is find a copy of the deed of ownership. Typically this document is just called “deed” or “deed of...